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THE SACRAMENTO BEE MONDAY FEBRUARY PAGE TWO "Dont Be Stingy" CHARTER FRAMING SESSION CALLED 180 YEARS METED ARE MAJOR CLASH IN OUT TO NORA BARRIO BY LAW JEHOL IS NEARIN6 State Fair Wins1F11HER TO SHUN Approval At A10 Olefin IN Senator Senator INN ANA O'NEIL RECEIPTS MIN TAKEN III 'MDR (Continued From Page One) (Continued from Page One) BOETTCHER CASE Chinese Defenders Ready For Assault By Japanese Forces Assailant Of Roosevelt tenced On Four Charges Will Rogers And His Hog Lead Big Cast In Providing Real Film Entertainment I (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One Denvere Man's Return Will Be Bought Independently Of Authorities to such a fraternity In this connection the court said: We perceive nothing unreasonable in the rule itself since all persons familiar with college life know that the tendency of secret societies is to withdraw students from the' control of the faculty hod to Impair to some extent the discipline of the institution" Washington Ruling Upheld The supieme court of the state know mat tne tenoency or secret societies iv to withdrew etudents from the control of the faculty to impair to soma extent the of the mmtitution" Ruling Upheld The supieme court of the state 117111' A A vidtAm000 robber Forces Employe To Drive Him To Roseville After Getting $157 Marking the second tune with- in the week that bandits have struck at the Lynn O'Neil Company stores It lone robber I day evening kidnaped George Gillespie in cher ge of the meat market in the Lynn Se O'Neil Ftorp at Forty-eighth Street and Folsom Boulevard and robbed turn of $157 1 Gillespie told the police that lied closed the tholl for the (4011 and carrying the clay's meat markvt receipts got in lira car and started to driVe away 0: I By ROY BAILEY With Will Rogers in a role which seems to fit him like a glove and most of the supporting cast playing their parts in close harmony State Fair at the Senator this week is one of those pictures which the whole family will enjoy At least they will thoroughly enjoy and approve 90 per cent of it Rs many entertaining features and incidents will probably cause them to overlook the other 8 or 10 per cent which is slightly off color The film is full of authentic human feeling from first to at least almost to the last Some people however are going to feel that in the final 100 feet or so Henry King the director slipped a bit The spectacle of Janet Gaynor running out into a deluge of isn't it just a bit ridlevicus? 'tubber '1altien 111 About a block from he store a man who had Men hiding by lyingil On the floor of the rear comnatt-1 ment of the car put a gun in lesple's back and commanded him to (Dive to En routei Ihe robber forced him to hand over a hag containing the money1 r-fk 1 i striking distance of Peiping and Chinese feared they will attack that ancient imperial capital Ten-and HiOn was at a high peak In Nan-discipline king seat of the Nationalist govWashington ernment Newspapers published stirring editorials urging the narf Waiihington also upheld a ruling tion to a "sacred war" against the Japanese Japanese war machines includjoining Inc the newest types of destrucgaging titre mechanierns were massed at concentration el I it Airplanes scouted the routes ahead The troops included native Man-The chukuan troops sandwiched be-school tween the sturdier Japanese ans of the Manchurian warfare and the fresh youthful detachochool ments brought from Japan 55000 Regulars Estimates of Chine il a strength in the province ranged from 100000 to 226000 Regular troops directed by Marshal Chang and his governor Tang Yu-Lin were estimated at 50000 Others approere local volunteer forces and stragglers who crossed Into Jehol after defeat in the Japanese Man- churian campaigns Whole trainloads of American motor trucks and motorcycles and other- equipment have a through here P7dictions have been made by the Japanese that the drive will reach a successful conclusion with-by in one to three months LieutenIn ant General Kuniaki Koisco reputfollowing ed directing genius of the tion thought it actually would take two or three years to suppress all banditry" and "bring real peace" to the province He expected the efforts of 80000 Japanese troops would be required before the task was completed Way Blocked The Japanese are expected to drive right through to the great' wall of China bringing them even' closer to the ancient city cf PelpOther ing On the eastern extremity of the wall which forms the southern boundary of Jehol they now hold the Chinese city of Shankaikwan and thus effectively shut off any chance of Chinese reinforcements reaching Jehol from the sea level passages In the great wall DENVER Feb definite split between the Boettcher family and the police and positive information that the killing of Jor eph Roma Denver's underwor: king bad no connection with tlkidnaping of Charles Boettcher shunted the combined investigate into separate channels to-day Word Believed Authentic The announcement of Claude Boettcher Colorado multimillio aire and father of the missir broker that he had received cor munications which convinced hit his son was alive and well precede a few hours Chief of Police A 1 Clark's disclosure that he had beer unable to link the Roma killing with the abduction Pursuing his independent investi gation the elder Boettcher conferred again with the Rev Dagwell rector of fashionable St John's Episcopal Church whose mail was ordered scrutinized close ly by the postal authorities Family spokesmen said they believed Dean Dagwell was acting as intermediary for the Boettcher family Contact Made Contents of numerous notes the multimillionaire said convinced him he finally had contacted the kidnapers were withheld from the authorities "I feel I must and will act independently if the opportunity is presented" Boettcher said He revealed that his letter to the kidnapers had asked them to establish contact with some go-between Two men Rotitto and Frank Mortellaro a brother of Vincent Mode whose assassination Roma was once accused of plotting are in Jail in connection with the Roma slaying They were arrested Saturday near Roma's home where the gangster had been cut down with fourteen bullets in his body Remaining in the bark seat the thug warned Gillespie to Thoking straight ahead and do WO tell you" When they arrived I UPIEN in Roseville the bandit ordered thel 1elittt'r ear stopped Gillespie told the po2 Privin Hoe that the man got out and (bH (MA 11111 appeared he asked The Roseville police wera fie(' and began a search for the persona Is bandit at Miami I Upt EN vv mentenced Prison on he amked stingy The Permonm IS at Miami St! Giuseppe Zangara was to eighty years In t3-day as a result of his attack President-elect Itoosetelt the Judge not to be gunman who idiot five P411011) here In Mt cell Just before him courtroom appearance PRESS But those minor defects do not detract a great deal from the general excellences of the film The story is a simple one Father in person of Will Rogers goes to the state fair to win the hog championship Mother Louise Dresser Is determined to make a showing with her mince meat and pickles Son and Daughter Norman Foster and Janet Gaynor go along prepared to have a good time and second the family efforts to win fame Rogers and his hog supply the comedy and how? It will be a long time before anyone who sees this picture forgets Blue Boy What a porker! And how Rogers is wrapped up in him! Does be win? That would be telling sides of both Mayor Cermak and Mrs Gill Dr Frederick Tice Chicago heart specialist who grrived only this morning and went immediately Into consultation with the attending physicians said: "I be-live we may look forward to 'le full recovery of the mayor" Mrs Gill's husband Raid her recovery "is lust as rapid as we could ex-two To-day's condition is very encouraging" Zangara told Judge Collins in his (iWil words his story of the attack He gave his name his age as 33 and said he had been in the United States ten years "I work in Jersey as a bricklayer until I began to feel bad" Zangara stated "My father live in Italy I no remember my mama She died when I two year old" "Wete you ever in jail before?" the Judge staked 'No no never" "When did you plan to kill the president?" "I stiffer all the time from my stomach I no like the way capitalists take all money When I read in paper the president come here I decide to kill him" To Make It 50-50 "I decided to kill him and make him suffer I want to make it ti0-50 Since my stomach hurt I get even with capitalists by kill the president My stomach hurt long time" "Don't you want to live?" the judge asked Zangara shrugged his shoulders "I no care I seek all time I just think maybe cops kill me if I kill president Somebody hit my arm when I try tt" "My stomach afire all time" Attorney Rant who speaks Italien assisted Zangara to clarify his statements "Do you know what you were doing the night you shot at the president?" Rale asked "Sure I know I gonna kill president "I take picture the president in my pocket when I go to the park I no want to shoot Cermak or anybody except Roosevelt "I aimed at him I shoot at him But somebody moved my arm They fools They should let me kill him Sorry No Kill Rim "Have American people been kind to you?" asked the Judge "No" "Have they mistreated you?" "Yes everybody" "Do you regret what you did?" Rola asked "Sure I sorry I no kill him But he's the do what he want to" "I think that's enough" Judge Collins said ''The man is unquestionab I sane" the judge said as he left the bench when court recessed Lynn Robbed Before Lynn manager of the Lynn O'Neil chain of stoles was 1111(1 up and robbed last Monday by two men am he left the branch store at Thirty-third and Sixth Avenue They obtained a bag containing mote than $1000 in currency and checks didacy to the board of freenolders only 15 per cent of the 58000 qualified voters of the county went to the polls Saturday Dr Brim WO Man Dr Briggs received the largest number of votes polling approximately 8000 while the other candidates received only a few less than that number Persons whose names were "written" in are: Samuel Russell John Hurley A Johnson Marsh Contente A Francis John Boltano Tom Deltic George Vice Mary Judge Councilmen Charles Anderson and Torn Monk Governor Rolph and his son James Roloh IlL Genevieve Compton Mrs Julia Gabrielil George Stokel Clarence Breuner A Parsons I Rubel Rolland Vandegrift Lou Rowland and Fire Chief Dunphy Poll Only 134 Votes The "write-in" candidates polled a total of 134 votes At the organization meeting of the freeholders to-morrow night plans will be made for a series of meetings to be held until the charter is completed It is expected the freeholders w111 choose Dr Brigga as chairman When the proposed charter is drafted the freeholders will file copies with the county clerk and the county recorder and they will then appear before the board of supervisors to order the board to set a date for the charter election Ten Days Advertising The supervisors will advertise the proposed charter in newspapers for ten days after it is completed to give voters of the county an opportunity to study its provisions Sacramento County residents will have a chance to vote "yes" or "no" on the charter drafted by the freeholders A majority vote in favor is necessary for adoption If the charter carries it is sent on to the legislature if not the proceedings are automatically terminated without any change in the county's present system Backers Sure Of Success Proponents of the charter movement are confident of success They believe the majority of Sacramento County voters are in favor of "home rule" The charter would free the county from entanglement with the state legislature under the county government act and would provide a more economic and efficient government Charters adopted by other California counties are being studied by the freeholders to determine how certain controvertible problems were settled During the past month the men who now comprise the board of freeholders held a series of meetings throughout the county at which they sounded out the sentiment of voters as to the charter Authors Reserve Opinions The freeholders have reserved an expression of opinion in connection with the chaster and have riven no indication of the provisions they intend to Include in the instrument When the charter is finally submitted to the county voters for approval the board of freeholders automatically dissolves and has nothing further to do with the charter or its application to the county OUR THRIFT PLAN Solves Your Money 40n Cleaning and l'ressing by the board of education of Seattle which prohibited any student joining a secret society from engaging in any school activities outside of classes or to represent the echool in any capacity either literary or athletic I The court in upholding the school board said: "The evidence of this witness with that of the president of the ochool board and other school authorities overwhelmingly establishes the fact that such fraternities do have a marked influence on the school tending to destroy good order disciplibe and scholarship This being true the board is authorized and it is its duty to take much reasonable and appropriate action by adoption of rules as will reault in preventing these influences" State Ealing Approved The District Court of Appeal of California in an early case upheld the state law of California against fraternities in elementary and secondary schools of this state This decision later was approved by the supreme court of the state In that case the court made the following comment: "It has been said of such societies that they tend to engender an undemocratic spirit of caste to promote cliques and to foster contempt for school authority" It further pointed out: "The courts have been quite outspoken in their condemnation of such societies in schools as hurtful to the pupil and detrimental to his educational progress" Many Rulings On Record Other cases can be cited where the courts have upheld such laws and rules for the same reason The law of the state of California gives the boards of education full power and in fact makes it their duty to enforce these provisions The California law provides in part as follows: "It shall be unlawful for any pupil in any elementary or secondary school of this state to join or become a member of any secret fraternity sorority or club formed wholly or partly from the membership of pupils attending such schools ''Boards of school trustees and boards of education shall have Ifull power and authority to enforce 1 the provisions of this section and to make and enforce all rules and regulations needful for the government and discipline of the schools under their charge They are hereby required to enforce the provisions of this section by suspending and if necessary expelling a pupil who refuses to obey any or all such rules or regulations" Supreme Court Rejects Alien Land Law Suit WASHINGTON Feb 20---(UP) The supreme court to-day refused to hear argument on an attack on the validity of the California alien land law which prohibits the operation of farm lands by Orientals not eligible for citizenship The decision was made in the case of George Morrison a Californian who was convicted of conspiring with Ozaki a Japanese to put Ozaki in charge of a farm in San Diego by the board of education of attle which prohibited any student a secret society from en- in any school activities out- side of classes or to represent the echool in any capacity either lit- erary or athletic court in upholding the board said: evidence of this witness with that of the president of the board and other school au- horit les overwhelmingly estab- lishee the fact that such fraterni- ties do have a marked influence on the school tending to destroy good order discipliae and scholar- fillip This being true the board is authorized and it is its duty to take much reasonable and priate action by adoption of rules as will result in preventing these influences' State Riding Approved The District Court of Appeal of California in an early case up- held the state law of California against fraternities in elementary and secondary schools of this state This decision later was approved the supreme court of the state that case the court made the comment: has been said of such socie- ties that they tend to engender an undemocratic spirit of caste to promote cliques and to foster con- tempt for school authority" It Iurther pointed out: "The courts have been quite outspoken in their condemnation of such societies in schools as hurtful to the pupil and detrimental to his educational progress" Many Rulings On Record cases can be cited where the courts have upheld such laws and rules for the same reason The law of the state of Califor- nia gives the boards of education full power and in fact makes it their duty to enforce these pro- visions As far as the young people are concerned they find unexpected thrills at the fair Janet meets a newspaperman on the roller coaster and the world begins to look brighter to her Immediately Son encounters a trapeze artist and she soon has him thinking how much he has missed in life thus far These two roles are taken by Lew Ayres and Sally Eilers respectively Both are good Perhaps the best performance however is that of Louise Dresser as the mother Miss Gaynor is back in the role of the sweet unaffected girl which so well suits her And the inimitable Will Rogers can just be himself in a part that was made to order for him All in all State Fair will be ranked as one of the best pictures of the year G-- Gent Muffs Gent' liI oala Plain il naarot hi In 'oss out lin( Ii Hb ara Cleaned tt Prcoosed nli dt Carry For Your Better tOtrmentn We Recommend I be De Luxe Serviee Coate Ceara muff I ))))) eft 1 Mild 1 up and 750 carry 4 efirTY 1Three Held Two Freed Over Letter Concerning Attempt On Roosevelt WASIIINGION Feb Five men have learned that jesting about the attempt to assassinate President-elect Franklin Roosevelt was a seldom matter to the police and secret servic officials the time they were convinced it was a joke The five were taken into eurdody after the finding of a cOMMUnieft-1 thin addressed to "Bud Jones care Marzt Bus Terminal Raymond Boulevard Newark It said' in part that "If I were the ons who had the honor of shooting at! our pr-sident I would take a week' to practiee and would really make II job Of it It seems a shame I hat we have In our midst a man with sueh poor aim" Two or those taken into custody were released alter nn inquiry but thme police still hold Barry Thompson Winton) Birmingham and Patrick McCartin although they said they believed the story of Thompson nod Birmingham that they xvrote the letter in fun was true Me Carlin is held for the immigration authorities The letter was found near a mail box It had apparently been dropped and unnoticed The pollee said none of the five apparently had any connection with radical groups TO VISIT AMERICA GENEVA Feb 20--(UP)--Yosuke Matimoka Japanese delegate to the League of Nations was authorized by Tokio to-day to return to Japan via the 'United States He hoped to sail on the Olympic March 1st from Southampton and take the Tatsuta Maru from San Francisco Marsh 23rd Woodmen Of World To Hold Convention Here Roy Clair manager of the Sacramento Convention Bureau announced to-day the annual convention of California Woodmen of the World will be held in Sacramento on April 19th and 20th Between 400 and 500 delegates and visitors are expected Peter Gilroy of Denver hearl consul is in charge of the conference A Taylor of Sacramento Is the clerk Called for and Delivered Mc Per Garment Extra I 'Oen tap 4 i)6 0Z411 CLF45M 7: ISIMI SIS EMPLOYMENT GAINS WASHINGTON Feb Gains in employment in various manufacturing industries during January were reported by the United States Employment Service DOWNTOWN 1802 MN rBiTh Alrh7s1 Pawl 11 tir4' olio alb mg tib I not 'In Pi HOLDS SILENCE WASHINGTON Feb 20---(DP) The American government expects to withhold comment on the report of the League of Nations committee of nineteen condemning Japanese activities in Manchuria at least until the league assembly has voted This was learned to-day at the state department -a CRAZED HOBOS RILL EIGHT MANILA (P I) Feb 20-- Two crazed Moms killed eight persons in a mad rampage on Tawi Tawl southern Philippines island before they themselves were shot down Roosevelt Thanks Heroine Of Miami BYRON HOT SPRINGS Your future depends upon your --6 NJOth I 4Cri 4 i a3 II I 11U-11' i AUTO AND DEARSE CRASH SAN FRANCISCO Feb In a collision between a hearse and rut automobile Mrs Anna McNally 73 was fatally injured here yes tordny George Cruse driver of the hearse told the police he was 'hurrying to reach a train with a hotly that was to be sent away Mrs McNally was a pasmenger the automobile of William Putnam a roomer at her home mei 12 03 pir 'oft (ATEr scoM t31111C112 IT rrrea 11114n111 sins r1 all 0 2 Noe TIINIZi 5 0)iCtifooli'altse NktY Foundation fD 1oWderI With Owe NEW YORK Feb 20 --011 --A little 100-pound woman who refused to quail before an assassin to-day had the public thanks of the president-elect of the United States Roosevelt made public yesterday a letter to Mrs Cross of Miami who was credited with disturbing the aim of Giuseppe Zangara by grabbing his hand when he fired at the presidential party The Letter: The letter said: "It is hard for me to find words to convey to you my appreciation of your heroism and my gratitude for your prompt and courageous action in attempting to prevent the tragedy which occurred last Wednesday evening "'tow much greater and sadder a tragedy was averted by your unselfish courage and quick thinking of course no one can estimate It now appears that by divine providence the lives of all the victims of the assassin's disturbed aim will be spared Rejoices In Courage You should always have a just and conscious pride in the part you played and I rejoice in this fine I I A Mother Who Killed Child Sent To Asylum LOS ANGELES Feb Mrs Marie Kennedy of Montrose who last week drowned her 8-yearold daughter in a bath tub at their home to-day was found insane and committed to the state hospital at Norwalk No Phone Orders Mail Orders D's or Deliveries They Found an Easier Quicker 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